The resiliency of the human spirit shines in photographer Steven Brock's images of people in the many cultures where he has lived and traveled. In 2015 he traveled to Myanmar (formerly Burma) just as a civilian government replaced a military dictatorship, a transition that brought hope for a long dreamed of democracy. Today, a harsh reversal of freedoms in Myanmar is in the news. The richly colorful images in this exhibition capture moments in the daily lives of ordinary Myanmar people who now face an uncertain future.

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Steven Brock divides his time between Inverness and his San Francisco studio for photography and traditional Italian hand bookbinding. Here in coastal Marin, Brock mentored the Gallery Route One Latino Photography Project for ten years. His own silver, platinum, and color photographs are in collections worldwide.

Related Events:
Saturday, April 9 Opening Reception:

• Artist Talks:  2 PM
• Courtyard Reception:  3 - 5 PM

Exhibition Dates: April 9 – June 5

Museum Hours: Friday, 1 - 5 PM, Saturday - Sunday, 12 - 5 PM

Admission to Bolinas Museum is always free. Learn more at bolinasmuseum.org.

[Image: STEVEN BROCK, "Leaving Yangon Station" (detail), 2015, archival inkjet print, 9 x 13 inches, courtesy of the artist.]